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re-read the infineoen announcement... i think their new TPM management suite works on any server running Windows Server 2008, and manages a heterogeneous population of TPM client platforms!!! in other words FULL INTER-OPERABILITY.
Micro, in wisconsin today, it's about five above zero fahrenheit. if a laptop is snitched from my car, the perp will have more than one minute to drain the data from the DRAM. He'll even have time to make himself a cup of HOT tea.
every CIA 'asset' who does 'bag jobs' now has a canister of nitrogen in his brief case. the good old days may become fun again. lol!
paris hilton is unlikely to ever be a Wave competitor. But based on the medical records initiative, Google could become a competitor with an indirect challenge to Wave. reductio ad absurdum doesn't play well with me, so give it a better shot.
there's no confusion... despite using the TPM, bit-locker 'gives up' the encryption key, that is, places it into dynamic RAM, where it becomes exposed to the cold boot hack.
i think that the Google news is VERY germane to my investment in Wave. WHAT HAPPENS IN THE EVoLUTION OF MEDICAL RECORDS electronic storage and retention, with it's attendant data privacy issues, directly affects Wave's long-term success!
i said,"here comes competition." Not, "here IS competition". I choose my words carefully. That's what you miss.
It looks like our competitor has finally ARRIVED!
OT - Microsoft to buy Yahoo, for $45 billion.
my brother decided to get in today, but i don't think these ares was him.
demonstrated growth rate, or anticipated growth rate?
getting ready to go long? telegraphing that could backfire.
the income tax implications are usually the reason multi-jurisdictional corporations will assign performance of a contract to a foreign affiliate or subsidiary. unless you have a morbid fascination for the discipline of foreign tax planning and allocation, this is not a matter that you should stay up at nihjt worrying about. if it is, then see an international corporate tax attorney or accountant.
doesn't this analyst's assertion directly contradict the gist of the Seagate PR posted here, to the effect that Seagate has contracted with VideoMagic (?) to have pre-loaded premium video content placed on Seagate encrypted hard drives? Analysts dispense more baloney than the corner deli!
TPT -- We are already far enough up the mountain to see the vast vista of the 'Promised Land'.
the seagate wave logo has absolutely NOTHING to do with wave systems. this is a pure coincidence.
i agree. let's wait until a sp number that is really worthy of celebration.
unixguy, if the share price trends lower, and the company's 'story' gets more promising, what does the rational investor do? QED.
my premise is that sometimes it is impossible to develope a new company to the level of 'greatness', measured by revenue size, number of customers, economic efficiency, etc., without incurring significant dilution. only self-financed companies grow to 'greatness' without dilution. the only time dilution is bad is when it doesn't purchase at least proportionate growth potential. that's what i meant.
greatness = more aggregate $$$$, rather than less, for comparable circumstances.
WHAT A STERILE DEBATE. AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED, DILUTION IS SOMETIMES JUST THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR GREATNESS. WE COULD BE UN-DILUTED TODAY AND TRYING TO GARNER FACE-TIME IN GOVERNMENT COMPUTER NEWS, RATHER THAN FORBES AND BUSINESS WEEK.
THE CONVERSATIONAL MOUTHS WILL BE 'MUTE' TOO... FOR SURE! lol
TTT... it takes about 2 1/2 days for the non-Wavoid market to apprehend, and react/respond to, Wave news.
what is your best explanation of why intel has designed tpms into their motherboards, and has licensed wave I.P. to facilitate this?
Innovators, early adopters, late adopters, laggards... it has been observed over and over again that the promoters of new technology SHOULD NOT waste SCARCE finanscial and rhetorical resources on the early adopters, late adopters, and laggards, unless, and until the innovators (individuals and companies) have been IDENTIFIED, ENGAGED, PERSUADED, AND SERVED. it' a tough lesson, but you have just learned it.
call the business sales phone line, and pretend to be a business... i have a digital camera, so i'm in 'the free-lance photography' business, when i talk to these phone sales robots.
unfortunatly, most people people gauge forward-looking opportunies by backward-looking proof... that's the never-never land that Wave's valuation is trapped in. it just means that the patient faithful must continue to keep the faith, until the backward-looking people have some revenue validation to look backward at!
well said. competition among equals (in the standards).
and at some point, the shorts will have to cover orderly or be squeezed.
previously, i got the impression there were two possible additional pc oems. however, in the cc, i got the impression that to these, there have been added, several hard drive manufacturers (i.e., oems).
count me out of the 'dissapointment' catagory, and i'm a ten-year long Wavoid! i'm sanguine and i'm pumped. What i keyed on in the conference call was not the quarter's numbers, but the description of how the products fare with the customer, once the one-on-one engagement ensues. customer-driven demand... isn't that what we have been waiting for?
as long as the rate of dilution is a substantial fraction of the rate of accelerating revenue growth, I will be perfectly satisfied. my bank account won't complain.
I agree... the fact that at lot of the initial enterprise implementations come from small enterprises in diverse businesses, in almost a 'walk-in basis, tells me that we are well into the early adopter stage, and things w ill progr ess univocally from this stage with ever larger and more signicant adopters.
remember the saying around the Board, Tuesday is news day.... Well, Tuesday is about six hours away.
THE FDE RAMP WILL STEEPEN IN 2008, SO EVERYBODY SHOULD JUST RELAX AND HANG TOUGH.
Mr. oid alsoJKIRK57, I am a ten-year Wavoid also, and admonish you to follow your head, and not your heart, if there is any divergence. Now is not the time to get 'wishy-washy' to use Margeret Thatcher's imagery. All business intelligence
a lot of today's short position was initiated when WAVX was selling at $5, $10, $14, $26 $35, or $50 per share, for example. The prospect for potential profit could have been as much as $50, not $1.74, and the idea of Wave succeeding much more problematic then, rather than today.
Micro, the difference between FDE.1 and FDE.2 drives lies in the drive interface, and has nothing to do with what software is used.
kant, IMO it's for me to decide whether Wave is a good investment, and buy shares accordingly, NOT SKS and his management cronies.